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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
8
A short ad notes daytime sleepiness caused by a torpid liver and disordered vowels. It promotes Herbine as a splendid remedy that cleanses the system and restores vim. Price 62c, sold by Kotzebue Drug Co. Ady.
An appeal from the Lavaca County Retail Merchants Association asks debtors to settle balances and pay what they can. Credit inquiries will be revised by late September to inform merchants of actions taken.
Cotton seed pricing listed with names Rowdin Kasch and Mebane from Moulton Texas at two dollars per bush. References Lone Star and Lockhart outlets. Frail OCR fragment covers seed sale details and vendors.
The text urges paying merchants and bankers fully and making a satisfactory settlement of any balance. It warns that failing to do so could impact future credit standing and financial credibility.
Used Army cots repainted and offered for sale at less than factory price by W. F. Oebl.
All Modern Woodmen members not paying dues by October 1 1921 will be suspended. Kehrenkamp Consul Open for Business. Also painting and auto work services offered. Barbecue deliveries Saturdays and meat market with high hide prices listed for city customers.
A brief ad proclaims cotton seed sale with strong demand and best prices paid. Handwritten names appear as contact points for offers and trade in the market.
A note expresses gratitude for the patronage received while in the barber business at Moulton and hopes for continued support for the successor.
A collage of small ads and notices from Moulton Texas including bank deposit rates 6 percent at First State Bank and Farmers & Merchants State Bank, for sale properties and vehicles at Anders Garage and Oscar Anders, 30 acres west of Moulton, a Ford touring car and a Ford Roadster priced for quick sale, barber shop rental by Johnson, light repair work transferred to Stanis Reisch, and phonograph repairs offered at reasonable charges with Stanish Reisch. also monitory ads for health products and local service calls.
Frank Obarek visited Shiser last Monday. W J Cooper of Luling came here last week visiting relatives. Alfred Balborn of Rockdale was here Sunday visiting his parents. County Attorney W K Parr and Hart Greer of Hallettsville were on business Monday. An accident at J J Maresh place left Albert Peizel with a serious arm injury. Cameron Tuberville and family of Yoakum are in the city visiting Mrs Tuberville's parents. Reports from Washington Sept 22 say Congressman J J Mansfield’s condition has slightly improved but he remains in Walter Reed Hospital bed.
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